Nobel Peace Prize Winner Announced, Trump Admin. Criticizes Committee
The White House accused the Nobel Committee of prioritizing “politics over peace” after awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to Venezuelan […]
President of Madagascar Goes Into Hiding After Gen Z Protests, Military Takes Over
Andry Rajoelina, the president of Madagascar, has fled the country according to one of the country’s opposition leaders. His exit
Special Education Staff at Dept. of Education Wiped Out in Shutdown Lay-offs
Special education services will be notably impacted after Friday’s mass layoffs within the Department of Education. Special Education Programs and
Thousands of Government Employees Fired, Treasury and HHS Lose the Most
Around 4,200 government employees received layoff notices tied to a reduction in force brought on by the government shutdown on
New York AG Letitia James Indicted on Fraud Charges in Virginia
New York Attorney General Letitia James has been indicted on fraud charges brought by a former Trump aide turned federal
Bondi Testifies Before Senate Judiciary Committee, Gets Heated
Attorney General Pam Bondi testified for a tense 4 and a half hours before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.
Maxwell Appeal to SCOTUS Denied
The Supreme Court on Monday announced that it would hear an appeal from Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell. In
Judge Blocks National Guard Presence in Portland
A federal judge on Sunday temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s administration from deploying National Guard troops from Texas and California
Chicago Immigration Raid Targets Gangs, But Traumatizes Families
Border Patrol agents deployed to Chicago carried out a late-night raid this week, rappelling from helicopters onto rooftops and breaking
Shutdown Likely to Extend, Senate Fails to Move Funding Bill
The Senate on Friday failed for the fourth time to pass government funding bills, ensuring the federal shutdown will continue